The Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) is poised to transform the urban landscape with a massive $47 billion infrastructure project. This initiative aims to revitalize Mumbai's real estate market, enhance transportation, and improve the quality of life for millions of residents.
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The total estimated cost of the MMRDA infrastructure project is $47 billion.
The key components include the expansion of the Mumbai Metro, construction of new highways and bridges, development of residential and commercial areas, and enhancement of public transportation systems.
The project is expected to boost the real estate market by increasing property values, attracting more investments, and providing more affordable housing units.
The MMRDA is incorporating green building practices and renewable energy sources in the new developments to reduce the city's carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.
While a specific completion date has not been announced, the MMRDA has already begun preliminary work on several key projects and is committed to a smooth and efficient implementation process.
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